Between Ruin And Resolve My Ex-Husband's Regret novel Chapter 378

Chapter 378 Concerning

“Mr. Wall, please, calm down. Miss Hudson needs her rest now,” the hospital director advised gently. “We suggest consulting a psychologist.”

“A psychologist?” Noah murmured, a realization dawning on him. “Yes, a psychologist! How did I not think of that? Quickly, get me the best psychologists from around the world!”

“Certainly, Mr. Wall. I’ll arrange that immediately,” the director said, visibly relieved, and quickly exited.

Noah watched Sadie on the hospital bed, feeling as if his heart were being ripped out.

He tenderly stroked her cheek and whispered, “Sadie, don’t worry. I’m here for you. I’ll make sure you get better. I promise.”

Yet, Sadie remained unresponsive, her eyes closed, seemingly lost in a profound darkness.

Noah sat beside her, burying his face in his hands and taking a deep breath.

“If only I had arrived sooner, you wouldn’t have gone through so much…” His voice was laden with regret and remorse. “I’m so sorry, Sadie…”

Tears welled up in Noah’s eyes.

He held Sadie’s hand, repeating his apologies, but there was no response from Sadie.

She was soon moved to a VIP ward.

Shortly after, a team of doctors rushed in, led by a distinguished psychologist, Dr. Briggs Turner, who wore gold–rimmed glasses and had graying hair.

Behind him, several younger doctors carried medical equipment.

“Mr. Wall, this is Dr. Briggs Turner, a top expert in psychology in our country, specializing in post–traumatic stress disorder,” the hospital director said, mopping his brow.

Noah nodded, motioning for Briggs to start the evaluation.

Briggs carefully assessed Sadie, inquired about her history, and then performed a series of psychological tests.

As time slowly passed, Noah waited outside the ward, his anxiety mounting, wishing he could do more to help Sadie escape her darkness.

About an hour later, Briggs came out, removing his glasses with a serious look.

“Mr. Wall, Miss Hudson’s prognosis is quite concerning,” he said slowly, each word heavy with implication.

“What do you mean by ‘concerning‘?” Noah’s voice shook, his mind racing with fear and disbelief.

“Miss Hudson is currently unresponsive to external stimuli. Our initial evaluation suggests she has severe post–traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD,” Briggs explained.

“PTSD…” Noah whispered. He was familiar with the term, but never expected it to apply to be associated with Sadie.

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“Yes. Miss Hudson has undergone significant psychological trauma, which has triggered a defensive shutdown in her brain. She’s disconnecting from the outside to protect herself,” Briggs said. “This condition is complex and will require long–term. psychological counseling and careful management. We must avoid exposing her to any further stress, as the consequences.

could be severe.”

“Any further stress…” Noah echoed, feeling his heart break.

The damage inflicted by the thugs was not just physical; it was profoundly psychological.

“I understand, Dr. Turner.” Noah’s voice was rough with emotion. “I’ll take all precautions to shield her from further harm.”

“Mr. Wall, it’s important to grasp the gravity of this situation.” Briggs nodded. “Right now, Miss Hudson needs stability and

back into the light.”

trust. Patience and consistent care will be key to helping her ste

“Thank you, Dr. Turner. I appreciate your guidance,” Noah responded, striving for composure.

“That’s our responsibility. Please excuse us,” Briggs said as he and his team departed.

The hospital director approached cautiously. “Mr. Wall, we’ll step out now. Should you need anything, please let us know.”

Noah dismissed them with a wave, indicating they could leave.

Alone outside the ward, Noah paused at the door, peering through the glass at Sadie on the bed.